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Yorkshire shares stark images to encourage water efficiency
Yorkshire has created stark images of the effects of water shortages on its reservoirs to illustrate how the region will be affected in the next 25 years if action is not taken. It comes as results from a Water UK survey showed looming water shortages were a concern for just 41 per cent of respondents.
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Real-time data essential to meet PCC targets
With tough targets to lower PCC during AMP7, water companies will need innovative approaches to encourage customers to reduce water usage while still providing the service they expect. Panellists of a Utility Week webinar discussed how nudge theory, the internet of things and environmental concerns can be used to influence people to use less.
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Water efficiency will be central to PR24
David Black, who will become Ofwat's interim chief executive next month, has suggested end-of-period adjustments to performance commitments relating to water consumption rather than changing the targets during the period to allow for coronavirus impacts.
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MPs form APPG on chalk streams
With public concern about waterways growing, two Hertfordshire MPs have formed an all-party group on chalk streams
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Public vastly underestimate their water consumption
The majority of householders have no conception of how much water they use, with 78 per cent believing they consume under 60 litres a day. This is according to a new survey from Water UK, which says the results underline the need for education around the value of water to help people lower their usage.
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Water companies unite for virtual hackathon
Three water companies are coming together to share data and develop ideas on how to help their customers use less water and save money. At a virtual hackathon Anglian, SES and Welsh Water are hoping to make progress on key challenges for the sector
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Increased consumption could be ‘tipping point’ for water capacity
The public health advice to wash hands for 20 seconds to help protect against coronavirus could mean additional water consumption of 10 litres per day for every person in the UK, an expert has claimed. Waterscan’s Barry Millar said this will cause serious problems for water-stressed parts of the UK if lockdown is extended into the summer.
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